Simpsons death, the Christian and Missionary Alliance gradually developed into a denominaton
with a lively emphasis upon missions.
was minimally treated in his writings as a whole. In his hymn, "A Missionarys Cry," he deplored
that the masses were headed for Hell and urged Gods people to hasten into missionary service.
Are passing one by one away,
In Christless guilt and gloom;
Without one ray of hope or light,
With future dark as endless night,
Theyre passing to their doom,
Theyre passing to their doom.
Baptize their hearts with faith and love
And consecrate their gold.
At Jesus feet their millions pour,
And all their ranks unite once more,
As in the days of old,
As in the days of old.
The Son of Man will soon appear;
His kingdom is at hand.
But ere that glorious day can be,
This gospel of the kingdom we
Must preach in every land,
Must preach in every land.
Oh, let us end this awful waste
Of souls that never die.
A thousand millions still are lost;
A Saviours blood has paid the cost.
Oh, hear their dying cry,
Oh, hear their dying cry.
A hundred thousand souls a day
In Christless guilt and gloom,